The book is very good - get it. It does a very good job of giving a conceptual framework to flaw questions if you are having trouble with that. It also relates flaw questions to all logical reasoning questions that have an argument present. The author contends that basically every logical reasoning question is flawed in some way and that you need to complete various functions in the question stems to interact with the flaw.

Reading comp section is also very good, has very useful advice on attacking passages always thinking in terms of structure and how each part of the passage relates to the main argument being made.

Stick with 7sage method for logic games.

Hi Peter,

If you are still looking for someone to study with, I'd be interested. I live in Crystal City, so it might be challenging to meet during the week, but I work downtown so maybe that could work some time. If not the weekends could be cool. Let me know what you think.

-Zack